What are the bad food and drug combinations?

Drug interactions to be cautious of:

1. Tylenol and alcohol: May lead to liver toxicity if consumed within 12 hours.

2. Sedatives and alcohol: Can lower blood pressure, respiration, and heart rate.

3. Calcium channel blockers and grapefruit: Grapefruit inhibits drug breakdown, potentially leading to toxicity.

4. Bronchodilators and caffeine: May cause excessive stimulation, affecting heart rhythm or triggering seizures.

5. Beta-blockers and high protein foods: Can increase drug bioavailability, causing side effects.

6. Grapefruit and medications in general: Inhibits drug breakdown, increasing risk of toxicity.